Jul 16, 2015
It's everybody's favorite summertime activity:
homework! Or maybe everybody's summertime misery. If your kids
aren't just raring to read, write, and do 'rithmetic, you'll need
some strategies for dragging those young brains through their
summer assignments. For this week's Round 4, Terri chatted
with Charlie Zegers, who writes about sports and also about
parenting kids on the
autism spectrum, about the summer-homework situation for
kids both with and without
special needs, how parents can organize that work to keep
everyone on track and out of last-minute panic, and what
accommodations you might want to ask for to keep summer homework
from ruining your summer. For more on the topic, read tips on
homework help, math
worksheets, and reading
routines on Terri's Parenting Special Needs site. (If
you're reading this somewhere without hyperlinks, come to
http://parentingroundabout.com for the full recap experience.)